No Hope of Redemption by greyone
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UF5/PSP
Thank you for stopping for a look, any and all comments are always appreciated very much.
I was truly moved by an image posted yesterday by Abysimus. It was an amazing image that depicted quite well reports people have said of near death experiences. my post today is meant to be the polar opposite, in Stan's image there is a clear path up the center to an area of serenity, mine also keeps the central path but to a very different destination. While not wanting to enter into any kind of religious debate, it does seem to me that the belief in the existence of heaven is only possible if you also believe in the existence of Hell.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!!!
PS: Thankyou to vxbob and the other folks that answered my question yesterday about rotating images without doing it layer by layer. It works!!!

Comments (14)
This fractal face looks perplexed. :)
really draws the viwer to the center.superb art
very spirit art very nice colors.bravo!!!!!
Fantastic designs and colors !
Fantastic image and colors! Corrie
Excellent work Great colours
super image
Shining creation.
Beautiful dynamism and depth!!!
~Abandon all hope ye who enter here~ Most assuredly my friend, and your depiction is a more probable destination for me. I am, I assure you, truly honored. If everyone who viewed my image felt encouraged to render a perspective of their own, I would indeed be blessed. Your image is the very embodiment of Dante's Inferno and I most assuredly would not wish to wake up next to that. Still, Michelangelo left some pretty scary stuff on the Sistine Chapel walls too, so you are in good company. Excellent work!
Yes, you are given a different view. The opposite of what Stan has represented. Certainly there is a downside, Jim. Flames and fire, very good show here. I think they are the symbols of that other side.
A wonderful bright fractal with these twin spirals.
Fantastic!
Very good :D :) Luca